Young Players urged by Watkins to hustle in league
Manager Watkins praises hustling youth for success in the American Association. He says reputations from the majors don’t count here and urges ex big leaguers to prove themselves with hard work. Young players with drive and future potential are preferred over aging stars.
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Watkins
Iindisnapalia
Lesguer
Moran
American Association
Hoosiers
Ina
Cnn Amorigan Association
Wattle
Bie
Bia Luagaurs
Specter to The Suy sale in Chicago auction
A Lexington Kentucky report states a special fund of horses was conveyed to Chicago for sale. John Splan left here yesterday afternoon with horses destined for the Chicago sale next week. The consignors include G D Goddard Danville G D Wilson Lexington Thomas Hay Cynthiana and Lee Thomas with several other breeders. Jack Martin oversaw two epocrat events while arranging the estate for the sale.
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Chicago
Suy
Lexington
Jun
Isa
John Splan
G. D. Goddard
Danville
G. D. Wilson
Thomas Hay
Cynthiana
Lee Thomas
Jack Martin
Splan
Itytenants
Sevral
Carey refuses to sign as trades stir Memphis baseball
MEMPHIS Tenn Jan. George Carey, the old-time Baltimore first base man, has been bought from Grand Rapids but refuses to sign. Negotiations will be renewed for Bob Stafford who played with New Orleans and Atlanta during recent years.
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Quarey
Steejol
Sap
Memphis
Tenn
Jan. M
George Carey
Baltimore
Grand Rapids
Bob Stafford
New Orleans
Atlanta
Chronic Catarah Cured The Megahan Medical Breakthrough
In Columbus on January 30 a remarkable case reports Mr Megahen cured after 35 years of estarrh. He sought treatment through the Austrian Dispensary in New York and, after months of use, was entirely cured. The notice claims inhalations vapors and creams were ineffective and urges others with aratathem asthma and bronchitis to pursue the agcatco remedy for lasting relief.
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Megahan
Columbus
Megahen
Megahanna
United States Carriage Company
Thin City
New York City
Hla Advica
Slosson Wields Cue With Marvelous Skill
George Slosson refused to meet Witte Hoppe, forcing Hoppe to play Vigy Ranx before top cue experts. In New York Slosson will pair with Hoppe and other leaders, aiming to prove his supremacy and bolster American billiards against foreign contenders.
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Slosson
George Slosson
Witte Hoppe
Vigy Ranx
New York
Slouson
Hoppe
Levee
Exparte
Summers 15 Sign?ed Pitcher Gle
Summers signed a contract for 106 with manager Walking. He trained on Indianapolis lots and with the Reserves, starred for Springfield in the Central league, and earlier joined the team late last season with high class work. Manager Watling expects him to develop into a strong pitcher with speed, curves, and control. Catcher Shannon also plans to join the Sc lanapolis team.
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Gle. Summers
Indianapolis
Springfield
Taatsuimmee
Summers
Watling
Jeterate
Bummerz
Shannon
Sc@lanapolis
Croutons and Dwarfs Giants Referenced in Text
The fragment describes making croutons by cutting bread into quarter inch slices, removing crusts, cubing, and frying in water or butter until crisp. It also contains a brief, unclear note about dwarfs and giants with remarks on size and bone, appearing as a separate, disjointed fragment.
Michigan to field stronger team next season
Curtis of Puebla captain recalls 1908 Michigan squad and returns to Ann Arbor to study. He notes losses of Norcross, Jat easop, Ham mond, and Longman, and says backfield will require reorganization with Barlow ready to fill Norcross’s vacancy and new successors to Hammond and Longman not easily found.
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Puhbio
Meremph
Curtis
Puebla
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Curtin
Wwe
Jose
Norcrose
Easop
Tom Hammond
Longman
Enatte
Linn
Barlow
Norcross
Hammond
Shrader Beats Lasker In St. Louis Chess Match
In St Louis on January 4 Edward Shrader, a young artist from St Louis, defeated world chess champion Emanuel Lasker in an individual game at the St Louis Chess Club. The game lasted three and a half hours and ended on the May-sixth move. Shrader had won the western championship last summer, placing him among America's top players.
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Sen ppAnHenee
Escen Neeeeom
Louis
Amania Lasker
Edward Shracer
St. Louis
Bhrader
Hame
Fire scare at Melbourne hotel aboard Pfeffer tour
An account from a dissenting scene in Melbourne describes Fred Pfeffer awakening guests by shouting fire in a Grand Hotel. The commotion involved screams, water splashes, and guests fleeing as Pfeffer and others searched for the supposed source of danger, only to find no fire upon investigation.
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Fred Pfeffer
Melbourne
Jimmy Manning
Kansas City
Grand Hotel
Clarence Duval
Piefer
Timg
Pfeffer
Duval
Beto
Gawi
Massa Peftan
Yale Faculty Pushes Athletic Reform to End Luxuries
Yale faculty meetings press for sweeping reform of athletics funding and perks. Proposals aim to end free theater tickets hacks and other luxuries for athletes and require fuller disclosure of athletic salaries. Critics note radical members favor gradual change and maintain coaches under contract.
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Yale
Harvard
Princeton
John A. Kennedy
Biy Lush
Crawfordsville High School Beats Rivals In Close Basketball Game
Crawfordsville High School defeated M C A rivals 27 to 21 in a Tuesday association gym contest. Miller captained Crawfordsville, with Maloney scoring four and Posten three for the winners. Rivals led 16 to 0 at halftime but Crawfordsville rallied early in the second half to narrow the gap before the final defeat.
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Crawfordsville High School
Ihis
Association
Y. Af. ©. A. Business Boys
Anance
Tha Waynida
Crawfordsville
Bajonay
Miller
Seore
Crawfordaville High
Maloney
Posten
Miller J
Wallere
Mohawk I
Crawfordavi
Trefaryo
Shepherd
Wabash
Riddle
Butler
Timer—Westover
Becover
Deyprea
Cubs Have Good Chance To Win
Special to the Sun, Chicago, January 31. Jimmy Sheckard writes to President Charles Murphy praising Chicago Cubs changes. He notes Kreinsfeldt at third, Frank Chance’s leadership, and predicts the team will contend for the pennant, while wagering he will be the first to admit defeat if beaten.
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Chicago
Jimmy Sheckard
Charles W. Murphy
Chicrago Cubs
Kreinsfeldt
Hy Iu
Frank Chance
Avery
Sequen
Cross and Cubs Talk of Baseball and Budgets
A jumble of baseball notes covers players, clubs, and league rumors. Taxe Cross plans to play past 60, while Olly Mainney escapes criticism. Yale’s athletic reserve fund stands at 60525 dollars for a new boathouse and other improvements. Lajoie and other stars face moves, injuries, and future plans as the winter scenes shift toward spring training.
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Yoie
Yale
Idl Springs
Wiliam G. Evans
College
Batting Nelson Critics and Prospects for Perry McGovern Clash
By Batting Nelson for The Sun, the veteran writer previews the Philadelphia bout between Terry McGovern and Perry McGovern, praising McGovern’s speed and power in six rounds. He notes Nolan's sharp bargaining, analyzes Corbett’s decline due to dissipation, and highlights Aurelia Herrera as a tough challenger with strong punching and a crouch guard.
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Herrera
Aurelia Herrera
Herreta
Butte
Young Corbett
Aurelia
Merman
Michigan college track trials show limited progress
Ann Arbor reports college work interferes with practice as examinations pause training until February. Trials for the distance events yielded no standout performances with Cape Rumey clocking 6 55 in the quarter, McFinney second, and Rewe leading the mile efforts. Coach Traher Bytnatriett cautions Michigan faces slim chances against the Eastern Conference and Western matchups without renewed effort.
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Spee
Goe
Ann Arbor
Jon GL
Witepatrick Tuge
Jannat
Cape Rumey
Necanda
Mcfinney
Rewe
Iuni
Traiher Bytznatriett
Michigan
League Wants Sixth City Special to The Sea
Paducah Ky January 4 The KET league meeting in St Louis showed signs of strain but a telegram clarified funds and team movements. Cities bidding for a sixth spot include Paducah Cairo Vincennes Inez Jacksonville and Danville with Alton and Metropolis also in the chase East St Louis leads the push toward the National grounds in St Louis. Officers elected were C C Goszell Vincennes president and secretary and Brown Danville treasurer with a salary limit set at 11 200.
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Paducah
St. Louis
Jesgice
Kom
Louis Notin
Alton Ae Martain
Cairo
Vincennes
Central Polo League Wednesday Matchups
The Central Polo League schedules two games for Wednesday with Indianapolis facing Kokomo and Lafayette meeting Marion, setting pairings for the midweek polo card.
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Indianapolia
Kokomo
Lafayette
Marion
Wildcats Rout Lafayette In Fast Home Game
Lafayettes were beaten on their rink by the Wildcats 19 to 2 Tuesday night as Kokey’s speed overwhelmed the Sycamores. Tibbetts of Lafayette won a lock and was easily penetrated. Cunningham and Bone performed well on the road. Logansport defeated Anderson 12 to 4 at Logansport Tuesday night in a quick, rough, and exciting game. Mercer suffered an attack of malarial fever, limiting his play.
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Lafayetts
Wildcats
Sycamorea
Tibbetts
Lafayette
Alok
Cunningham
Bone
Logansport
Anderson
McGuvrsy
Mercer
Interstate baseball league organized by eight Michigan Indiana towns
Special to the Sun from South Bend Indiana reports that eight towns including Fort Wayne and Marion in Indiana and Battle Creek Kalamazoo Jackson Saginaw Muskegon and Lansing in Michigan will form the Interstate Baseball League. Dickingson of Grand Rapids is slated for president and the league seeks Class A protection with stock company owned franchises except Muskegon and Kalamazoo.
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Sun
South Bend
Tod
Michigan
Indiana
Grand Rapids
Ft. Wayne
Marlon
Battle Creek
Kalamanzoo
Jackaon
Saginaw
Muskegon
Lan
Lan~ Sing) Among the Well-Known Baseball Men To Be Present Are Ew, Dickingson
Iradora Mautner
Pt Wayne
W. Pickett
Kalamazoo
Joseph Ganaal
John Ganeell
Jinnomenatances
Central League
Jta
Mus~akegon
Pusiness Yen
McGovern Nelson Title Fight Signed In Cincinnati
The six round match between Terry McGovern and Batting Nelson is booked for March 14 in Philadelphia. Articles of agreement, signed by Billy Nolan and the Nelson club, were received in Cincinnati from Matchmaker Harry Edwards and are now enroute to Philadelphia with Joe Humphreys adding his signature. Humphreys expressed confidence the bout will proceed, asserting Nelson and his manager are committed to the contest.
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Mitch
Nelson
McGovern
Nolan
Battling Nelson
the Sun
Perry “McGovers
Philadelphia
Tie
Tommy Murphy
Ani
Scrippe-McRae
Axoncinton
Cincinnati
Terry McGovern
Batting Nelson
Mow & Certainty
Harry Edwards
National Athlete Club
Billy Nolan
Joe Humphreys
Algaatura
Humphreys
Fletchers Drop to Third in Local Bowling League
In Tuesday's Commercial Bowling League action the Fletchers fell from second to third as the Kingans moved up. Burrards edged the Fletchers in a three game series while Kingana swept Progresa. The Marotts Liebers and Kahns won two from Indiana National Banks, Breauxs and In & 9.
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Fletchers
Commercial Bowling League
Kingons
Burrards
Kingana
Progresa
Marotts
Liebers
Kahns
Indiana National Banks
Breauxs
In & 9
Foxy Five Easy Indians Defeat Marion At Auditorium
The Foxy Five Easy Indians overwhelmed Marion 10 to 4 at the auditorium in a strong first period showing. Higgins Hart and Miller led the attack as the foe’s defense faltered while Dabare Cameron and others struggled to stop the pace.
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Auditorium
Pat
Wwe
Wurhig
Maria
Higgins
Hart
Miller
Dabarety
Cameron
Lowls
Winkley
Hart Miller
Higejos
Ewsa
Benied— Dart Lawl
Diety Beore
Mretmedia
We Higsins
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Central Polo League
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M. EL Smith
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Rogers Drug & Chemical Co
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